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Old 08-06-19, 03:35 AM
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Default Some of my British Cavalry Caps

Here's some of my British cavalry caps I have been able to pickup.

Always looking for more.

https://www.britishbadgeforum.com/fo...p?albumid=3761

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Hey Mick, real nice, thanks for sharing.

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Thanks Phil.

I'd love to get a 5 Skins one to add to the collection.

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Love the collection Mick, thanks for sharing
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Default 17L or 17/21L FSC Cap 'Motto' position.

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Here's some of my British cavalry caps I have been able to pickup.

Always looking for more.

https://www.britishbadgeforum.com/fo...p?albumid=3761

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I don't think the position of the Motto is correct?

I was always under the impression that the 17L & 17/21L wore their Motto in the lower skirt of the Cap as per attached image.
This I understand was peculiar to these regiments, and was said to be in order that the 'Motto' being white metal could be properly seen, as on the white background it is not so pronounced.

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I don't think the position of the Motto is correct?

I was always under the impression that the 17L & 17/21L wore their Motto in the lower skirt of the Cap as per attached image.
This I understand was peculiar to these regiments, and was said to be in order that the 'Motto' being white metal could be properly seen, as on the white background it is not so pronounced.

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Not sure mate. That’s the way I got it. But thanks for sharing this info.


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I certainly believe that to have been the case.


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I don't think the position of the Motto is correct?

I was always under the impression that the 17L & 17/21L wore their Motto in the lower skirt of the Cap as per attached image.
This I understand was peculiar to these regiments, and was said to be in order that the 'Motto' being white metal could be properly seen, as on the white background it is not so pronounced.

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Thanks for the feedback gents.

I don't suppose anyone has a 5th Inniskilling DG field service cap? Been chasing one for a while now.

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